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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 115, 14 May 1912, Page 9

Germany is bracing herself for a fight Prof i Britain ' in the opinion oj in v v osborne ' who has jusf returned ir_ <% after a 3' ears tour through -mil • i There ha s been an immense l«t 7u ■ expansion in Germany in the ftertin* years '" he said - "Large manu- _«. - S - owns have been built on n? f0TO "lv covered by pine forests. gS r J"* ,k ° life there is --bounding Wfetin* " In ber unh "ersities Germany hlti * in her methods of research, to X English teaching is still better sflj&j '' of foreign countries. One I'-iS p.mused to observe was that -5, i ¥* students at Oxford were wcarmm collars and -fitting sac 1 <ili -j. Ucman students have adopted Wirt and th ° frock coat ' 0n al! W&i- ,? oticcd a distinct lessening People T eordiali: - v towards British %Mil^ &t tiEle I was in Germany *«-BnT fc'- aS a whole > were antagonistic Msaers, but welcomed individuals. S_A t i gonssni at that time was such Ktola V caUed chiJd : s h- It was of a «tt_! l? atnre - aud had no threat or Tjdiur-- md 5t - °- da .V even the mdi- j I he. 1" s°* made as welcome as he used • *miii T he attitude ° all classes is ; A ««. iney are matching the British ! > <%il Stud - Tin is strength con-1 t ij&J' lae J" are measuring themselves! j £jjr "*• Their dislike for the British j Hgj» a matured and reasoned feeling, | s *^L" om^. mind ' means that Germany! *• strfli aitinrr for tlle ri - Qt moment l